Sentence examples for vulnerable on foreign from inspiring English sources

Having killed Osama bin Laden and wound down the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the president is not terribly vulnerable on foreign policy.

Sensing that Mr. Bush may be vulnerable on foreign policy just months after what seemed to be a successful conclusion to the war, Democrats are increasingly attacking him in his role as commander in chief.

Obama is vulnerable on foreign policy.

General Clark enters the race as polls show President Bush increasingly vulnerable, especially on foreign affairs.

The hopeful news here for Mr. Obama is that his party is probably less vulnerable today on foreign policy and social issues than at any time since the 1960s.

Richard Grenell, a longtime US spokesman at the United Nations who was briefly a national security spokesman for the Mitt Romney presidential campaign, said Clinton was, ironically, in a singularly vulnerable spot on foreign policy among the potential candidates.

Down the street from Mr. Epstein's offices, Danny Meylemans, 39, a fourth-generation diamond polisher, battles on the front most vulnerable to foreign encroachment.

Trump's promise to double-down on domestic oil production might allow us to dominate the industry, but it would also make us more vulnerable to foreign manipulation.

Such a situation made the country vulnerable to foreign invasions and ultimately led to its collapse.

But overall, the case may simply be that Mr Obama isn't all that vulnerable on issues of foreign policy, and Iran in particular, for now at least.To demonstrate this point, let me give you another line from either Mr Romney or Mr Obama: "Either the ayatollahs will get the message, or they will learn some very painful lessons about the meaning of American resolve".

This one's on foreign policy.